In this post, we’ll discuss why you should create a custom 404 page. ⚙️ Then we’ll talk about what to include on your page, and provide some examples. Finally, we’ll show you how to set a 404 page in WordPress. Let’s get started!
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Why you should set a 404 page in WordPress
Before we show you how to set a 404 page in WordPress, let’s go over the basics. That means discussing what a 404 error page is and why you should create a custom one for your site.
A 404 page is also known as the “page not found” error. You’re likely familiar with it:
When a user encounters this common error page, it means there’s an issue with the URL path to the domain they are currently trying to access. This can happen for several reasons, including server issues or broken links.
As you probably know from experience, seeing this page can be very frustrating. It prevents visitors from completing important tasks or finding the content they need.
What’s even worse is that the 404 error page doesn’t specify whether the issue is temporary or permanent. It also doesn’t provide the root cause. This leaves the visitor in
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